"For Jujutsu Kaisen fans, Christmas Eve is a holy day of remembrance. If you're even loosely connected to the fandom, you've probably noticed it by now: the sudden return of best friends-turned-diametrically opposed soulmates, Geto Suguru and Satoru Gojo, to the timeline. Side-by-side edits. Manga screenshots. Subtle references that say everything without saying too much. The reason is simple and painful."
"Spoiler warning: This story discusses major Jujutsu Kaisen manga events, including character deaths that have not yet appeared in the anime ahead of its third season premiere on Jan. 8, 2026. Geto's death is already well-known to anime viewers; it has been animated, discussed, dissected, and mourned openly for years. Gojo's death, however, remains one of the manga's most devastating and closely guarded spoilers, especially with the anime's fast-approaching third season premiere in January."
Every year on Christmas Eve, Jujutsu Kaisen fans collectively mourn two major character deaths that fall on Dec. 24. Social feeds fill with edits, fan art, and quiet remembrances, often reviving images of Geto Suguru and Satoru Gojo together. Geto's death already appears in the anime and has been openly mourned for years. Gojo's death remains a major manga spoiler and has not yet been animated, raising caution among viewers as the anime's third season approaches on Jan. 8, 2026. The shared observance has informally become known as SatoSugu Day.
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